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To better rephrase, given that JMP pays substantially more, does it still provide better if not equal lateral/exit opportunities to BB’s or EB’s? Oppenheimer looks like a more well known bank but please help me provide some clarity. 

 

I would say exits are pretty similar, Oppenheimer better for east coast and jmp for west coast

 

What is base for DAD and JMP? I know that Oppenheimer pays around 100K base but has a higher bonus for a total comp that is around street. Heard their TMT, M&A and healthcare teams are sweatshops but have the best exits for the banks, which is generally MM (some UMM looking at LinkedIn?). My buddy who worked there lateraled to MS after a year and I know a couple of his colleagues lateraled to larger banks too.

Like someone said, I'd probably choose Oppenheimer for the east coast as the other two don't really have a presence in the northeast I believe. I'd probably say Oppenheimer is more well-known if that matters.

 

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